Greg Landsman (D-OH01)

Tax Staffer: Tashia Roberson-Wing, tashia.roberson-wing@mail.house.gov.

District Highlights

142 projects
1,340,414,934 in NMTC allocation
2,121,083,989 total project financing
7,949 FTE jobs created or retained
12,813 construction jobs created
13 manufacturing businesses
7 federally qualified health centers

142

projects

$1,340,414,934

NMTC Allocation

$2,121,083,989

in total project financing

7,949

FTE jobs

12,813

construction jobs

7

federally qualified health centers

13

manufacturing and industrial businesses supported

NMTC Project Profiles (Inside the District)

Jobs Café

Cincinnati,
OH
(2017)

Community, Historic Rehabilitation, Incubator, Mixed-use, Retail, Vocational Training

CDE(s): Chase, Cincinnati Development Fund, National Trust Community Investment Corporation, Urban Action Community Development

Rehab and construct mixed-use office, residential and business incubation space with all related grounds and facilities.

Cincinnati Children’s Theatre

Cincinnati,
OH
(2023)

Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces

CDE(s): National Trust Community Investment Corporation

Cincinnati Children’s Theatre provides programming services for children aged 4-12 years old, with 7 years being the average age. With the Emery Theatre as their permanent home, the theatre will

Price Hill Warsaw Creative Campus

Cincinnati,
OH
(2021)

Affordable Housing, Historic Rehabilitation, Housing, Mixed-use, Nonprofit Hub

CDE(s): Cincinnati Development Fund

The redevelopment of Warsaw Avenue in the historic Price Hill neighborhood.

Freestore Foodbank

Cincinnati,
OH
(2021)

Community, COVID-19, Shelters and Community Food

CDE(s): Cincinnati Development Fund, PNC, Rural Development Partners

Financing to expand the capacity and efficiency of a food bank distribution center as they fight food insecurity in a 20-county tri-state region.

College Hill Mid-District/KeyMark

Cincinnati,
OH
(2021)

Affordable Housing, Mixed-use

CDE(s): Cincinnati Development Fund

College Hill Mid-District is the redevelopment along Hamilton Avenue in historic College Hill neighborhood. This development includes the renovation of 4 vacant buildings. This project increases business development and provides

Findlay Parkside

Cincinnati,
OH
(2023)

Mixed-use

CDE(s): National Trust Community Investment Corporation, RBC Community Development, Truist

An adaptive reuse project in the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati, OH.

UC Health Emergency Department

Cincinnati,
OH
(2022)

Healthcare, Hospitals and Emergency Services

CDE(s): Capital One, Finance Fund, The Community Builders

New Markets Tax Credit Financing Supports Expansion of Emergency Department Services for Cincinnati Region

Lighthouse Sheakley Center for Youth

Cincinnati,
OH
(2017)

Behavioral Health, Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Healthcare, Historic Rehabilitation, Shelters and Community Food, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Corporation for Supportive Housing

The historic rehabilitation and conversion of a 61,713 sq. ft. former warehouse building into the country's first comprehensive services center for homeless youth aged 18 to 24 years old.

Bethany House Services

Cincinnati,
OH
(2021)

College or Vocational Training, Healthcare, Nonprofit Hub, Vocational Training, Youth Program

CDE(s): Cincinnati Development Fund, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, PNC

Bethany House Services used NMTC financing to construct a new 222-bed homeless shelter facility and comprehensive services center to significantly streamline its operations and expand its physical capacities.

Citylink Center Expansion

Cincinnati,
OH
(2021)

Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, FQHCs, Healthcare, Nonprofit Hub, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Cincinnati Development Fund

Citylink Center Expansion is a development within Cincinnati's West End neighborhood.

Easterseals Workforce Solution Center

Cincinnati,
OH
(2023)

FQHCs, Nonprofit Hub, Vocational Training

CDE(s): Consortium America, Enterprise Community Partners, Finance Fund, PNC

The project will fund the expansion and renovation of the existing Workforce Solutions Center to increase the size from 49,677 sq. ft. to 103,353 sq. ft. Easterseals currently operates out